I don’t know. I just can’t see this happening. There’s WAY too many football fans, but 30 years is a long time and who knows what can happen in that time. Look at how far we’ve come in the past 30 years.
Check out where Ravens’ Bernard Pollard thinks the NFL will be in 30 years…

“Thirty years from now I don’t think it will be in existence,” Pollard told CBS Sports. “I could be wrong. It’s just my opinion, but I think with the direction things are going — where [NFL rules makers] want to lighten up, and they’re throwing flags and everything else — there’s going to come a point where fans are going to get fed up with it.”

It’s ironic for Pollard to be making these statements, since he is known for hard hits like the helmet-to-helmet shot he delivered to New England running back Stevan Ridley in the AFC championship game, which knocked him unconscious and forced him to cough up the football.

Pollard thinks that the way the game is evolving with players getting bigger and faster, something tragic may occur on the field, rather than something years down the line caused by concussions.

“The only thing I’m waiting for — and, Lord, I hope it doesn’t happen — is a guy dying on the field,” he said. “We’ve had everything else happen there except for a death. We understand what we signed up for, and it sucks.

“Like I said, I hope I’m wrong, but I just believe one day there’s going to be a death that takes place on the field because of the direction we’re going.”